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Old Lutherans
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Originally this name was applied to Lutherans who refused to join in the
Prussian Union. There was a similar reaction against unionism and rationalism in
Saxony. Old Lutherans continued in Germany and Poland under various names
including Altlutheraner; Breslauer Synode; Verein der
evangelisch-altlutherischen Kirchengemeinden; Evangelisch-luth. Kirche in
Westpolen; Evangelisch Kirche in Preussen, later & Evangelisch-luth. Kirche in
Altpreussen, and since 1945 Evangelisch-lutherische (altlutherische) Kirche. The
name Old Lutherans was also applied to confessional Lutherans who emigrated to
America 1838–48 under such men as J.A.A. Grabau and M. Stephan.
- "Alt Lutheraner
Auswanderung" or "Old Lutheran Immigration Fever" by Rob Bowe. (In
English)
- Bibliography for
Silesia, Province of Germany.
- Camann, Eugene. More Prussian Transplantings in Wheatfield (96
pgs). Discusses the 1846 emigration to Niagara County and lists 400 more
immigrants that arrived there between 1844 and 1847 from
Brandenburg/Pommern. It provides additional details about the early German
settlements in Wheatfield township of Niagara County. You can order it from:
The Historical Society of North German Settlements in Western New York, Fern
Suckow, c/o Das Haus, 2549 Niagara Rd., Niagara Falls Ny 14304-2020. The
books are $10 each, plus a mailing charge of $3.50. Please make checks/money
orders payable to H.S.N.G.S.W.N.Y.
- Camann, Eugene. Uprooted from Prussia Transplanted in America
(140 pgs). Discusses the 1843 Old Lutheran emigration from
Brandenburg/Pommern to Niagara Country, New York. It discusses the reasons
for leaving, preparation for emigration, describes the travel and voyage in
detail, talks about the early settlements in Niagara County, and mentions
further movements to Michigan, Minnesota, and Illinois. It lists hundreds
of the 1843 immigrants by name, village of origin, and ship. There is a
diary that lists the details of the ocean voyage and a letter from one of
the families left behind to her son in America. You can order it from: The
Historical Society of North German Settlements in Western New York, Fern
Suckow, c/o Das Haus, 2549 Niagara Rd., Niagara Falls Ny 14304-2020. The
books are $10 each, plus a mailing charge of $3.50. Please make checks/money
orders payable to H.S.N.G.S.W.N.Y.
- CATHOLIC
ENCYCLOPEDIA: Lutherans and Lutheranism.
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The first German religious refugees in South Australia The minority of
people wanting to hold their church services in the old Lutheran way had to
do this in secret. These people were known as Old-Lutherans.
- Iwan
Translation. The Old Lutherans. Provides information on the
English translation of Pastor Wilhelm Iwan's in-depth work on the subject.
These 570 pages tell about the events in Prussia, the trip to America, and
the founding of the first "Old Lutheran" churches. This soft cover book is
printed in three volumes and sells for $60.00 plus $6.00 for shipping.
Send your check and order to: Trinity Lutheran Historical Society of
Freistadt, 10729 W. Freistadt Road, Mequon, WI 53097. Telephone: 262
242-0653.
- Maps Locating Village
Churches in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (In German)
- Old Lutherans
Genealogy Browse.
This list of approximately 10,000 names of individuals related to Old
Lutherans who emigrated to America 1838-48, has been broken down into groups
by the first letter of the last name.
- Uprooted from Prussia, Transplanted in America by Eugene Camann.
Describes how the 15 ships that carried Old Lutheran emigrants in 1843, 11
sailed from Hamburg and four from Stettin. Of those that traveled to
Hamburg, most went by riverboats on inland waterways. One group from Plöwen
in Kreis Randow traveled overland on wagons. Each riverboat accommodated
between 120 and 150 passengers, and were driven by one large sail mounted on
a sturdy mast beam. There was room for sleeping and cooking aboard.
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